Columbia Night at the Movies: Difference between revisions

'''Logo:''' The opening starts with the 1981 Columbia Pictures logo. A bright flash then emits from the torch, and gives the Torch Lady a neon {{Font color|blue|blue}} aura, complete with a neon {{Font color|gold|gold}} Sunburst, and the background changes to the front of a city skyscraper on top of what appears to be the roof of a theater. We then zoom out from the Torch Lady, and there is a marquee with neon {{Font color|red|red}} edging lights on top, bottom and sides (the lights on the sides are pulsating), and flowing lights below the neon on top, and above the neon on bottom. As we move down from the Torch Lady, six {{Font color|gold|gold}} stars scroll by on the marquee from right to left, and then "{{Font color|#FFD900|{{Font|Cooper|Columbia}}}}" (in its trademark Souvenir font) scrolls in from the right and stops in the middle of the marquee. Below, as we move further down, "{{Font color|red|{{Font|Cooper|Night at the}}}}", in {{Font color|red|red}} and the Souvenir font, appears on a lined whiteboard that lights up. "{{Font color|darkturquoise|'''Movies'''}}" is in neon {{Font color|darkturquoise|blue-green}} in an unknown font, in letters that light up one-by-one. Those two parts are bracketed by two tall neon {{Font color|red|red}} lights on the sides, with a thin {{Font color|gold|gold}} neon squiggly line above. Still further down, the word "{{Font color|limegreen|'''Presents'''}}" is in another unknown font, this one being neon {{Font color|limegreen|green}}; pulsating arrow-shaped lights come from each side of it; it has a thick {{Font color|gold|gold}} neon squiggly line below. Finally, below all the lights is a moving filmstrip bracketed by a neon {{Font color|red|red}} line and flowing lights above, and a {{Font color|dodgerblue|blue}} triangular neon light setup below, bracketed by more neon and flowing lights. The filmstrip has the name of the film in a generic font on a {{Font color|darkblue|dark blue}} background in one of its frames, and what seems to be scenes from the feature (or scenes from other Columbia Pictures films) on the others. The filmstrip then zooms out to the top of the screen (with the name of the film on another whiteboard below).